Eating & Shopping

After you have admired the Taj Mahal and explored the Agra Fort, it’s time to go shopping in Agra for some mementoes, souvenirs and food items. Sadar Bazar is a favourite where you can feast at the Chaat Gali and shop for your favourites. Raja Kin Mandi, Kinari Bazar and Munro Road are other markets […]

Dilli Haat is a treasure trove of some of the best textiles, craftwork and artefacts from all over India. So rather than shop-hopping across the several states of India for them, the Dilli Haat is a one-stop shop. No two experiences at the Dilli Haat are alike as the stalls there are not permanent and

While exploring Goa’s beaches and visiting its historical churches and heritage sites, do set aside some time to shop in Goa. The flea markets and the shops near the beaches are forever crowded by tourists wanting to shop a zillion items up for grabs. You will run out of cash but not things to shop.

Madhya Pradesh, located in the heart of India, will surely steal your heart with its delectable cuisine that has a Mughal and regional influence.  In addition, the street food culture of Bhopal and some of the other cities are vibrant and a sensory explosion.  Here is a list of some of the foods to eat

Jodhpur Shopping

Shopping and sightseeing in Jodhpur can tire you and at such times munching on some street foods can perk you up with a boost of energy. While you will get the traditional daal baati, ghatte ki sabzi, bajra flatbreads, laal mass as a part of the main meals for that ‘choti bhukh’ / small appetites

Mumbai, known for its pulsating energy, ‘the city that never sleeps’ has a vibrant food scene from its khau gallis or food streets, to food stalls on the beaches, to the roadside handcarts outside railway stations and colleges dishing out an endless variety of delectable local foods that promise to stimulate all your senses! Join

Handicrafts of Kutch

The Gujarati Thali

The Kutchis are passionate about cooking, eating and feeding, not just families and friends but even friends’ friends. ‘Nashta’ is the answer to all kinds of hunger- big or small. They will carry home-cooked food while travelling, on picnics, any and everywhere and will gladly share it with you. Even if you politely refuse, they